01 January 1933
A silent film adaptation of the popular Gujarati play, the story follows Saubhagyasinh, the lost son of a king, who falls in love with Sundari after saving her. Their romance is challenged by Sundari's manipulative step-mother, Kumati, with Saubhagyasinh's friend Madhavsinh assisting
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Ruby Myers as Sundari (as Sulochana)
Dinshaw Bilimoria as Saubhagya
Jamshedji as Madhavsingh
Jillo as Kumari
Homi Master Director
India 01 January 1933
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